Mission Afghanistan: Training Day

At Camp Leatherneck, Afghan Police officers armed with the standard AK47 rifle will be trained by U.S. Marines the proper way to execute a "cordon knock" (knock on the home an issue a search warrant) and "cordon search" (more aggressively ...
— Nelvin C. Cepeda

At Camp Leatherneck, Afghan Police officers armed with the standard AK47 rifle will be trained by U.S. Marines the proper way to execute a "cordon knock" (knock on the home an issue a search warrant) and "cordon search" (more aggressively ...
— Nelvin C. Cepeda

Afghan Police officers make their way to a training site where they will be trained by U.S. Marines the proper way to execute a "cordon knock" (knock on the home an issue a search warrant) and "cordon search" (more aggressively ...
— Nelvin C. Cepeda

At Camp Leatherneck, U.S. Marine, Cpl Tyler Rousselle role plays as an Afghan home owner as the Afghan Police conducts the proper way to execute a "cordon knock" tactic (knock on the home an issue a search warrant) in the ...
— Nelvin C. Cepeda

24yr-old Allwadin Mazlomyar during training from U.S. Marines on how to execute a "cordon knock" search warrant. Mazlomyar who lost his finger earlier (before this training) after fighting against the Taliban, is from Marjha and has proven to be a ...
— Nelvin C. Cepeda

At Camp Leatherneck, Afghan Police officers wait for the call to prayer after sunset. The Afghan Police and the Afghan National Army who share training facilities are observing Ramadan.
— Nelvin C. Cepeda

Following the call to prayer at Camp Leatherneck, Afghan Police officers an members in the Afghan National Army join in prayer after sunset. The Afghan Police and the Afghan National Army who share training facilities are observing Ramadan.
— Nelvin C. Cepeda

Following the call to prayer at Camp Leatherneck, Afghan Police officers an members in the Afghan National Army join in prayer after sunset. The Afghan Police and the Afghan National Army who share training facilities are observing Ramadan.
— Nelvin C. Cepeda

Following the call to prayer at Camp Leatherneck, Afghan Police officers an members in the Afghan National Army join in prayer after sunset. The Afghan Police and the Afghan National Army who share training facilities are observing Ramadan.
— Nelvin C. Cepeda